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> Ben,
>
>
> > BTW, how long should I wait for Genlisea seed to germinate before
> >chucking them?
>
>
> I've had Genlisea seeds sprouting even a few years after I'd lost
> the parents! If yours have been sitting in the pot for over 6 months, I'd
> suggest you try drying out the pot for a few months and then putting it
> back in your water tray. I know this has worked for Ed Read in L.A. It
> seems like a dry stratifixation might be the solution for getting good
> germination with Genlisea, especially annual ones like G.violacea,
> G.pygmaea, and G.filiformis.
Genlisea can come back also from the 'rootbase', after drying for couple
of weeks all leaves had gone and the plant seemed to be dead. I added water
to the tray and now it's back.
..Pekka
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